Name: Viaggio di Lionardo di Niccolò Frescobaldi in Egitto e in Terra Santa Paperback (Cambridge Library Collection - Travel, Middle East and Asia Minor) (en Italiano)
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Author: Frescobaldi; Manzi
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Libro Físico

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Cambridge University Press

Autor

Frescobaldi; Manzi

Año

2012

Idioma

Italiano

N° páginas

220

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781108042239

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Viaggio di Lionardo di Niccolò Frescobaldi in Egitto e in Terra Santa Paperback (Cambridge Library Collection - Travel, Middle East and Asia Minor) (en Italiano)

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The Florentine nobleman Leonardo Frescobaldi (fl. 1384-1405) travelled with two compatriots, and at the urging of the king of Naples, to the Holy Land in 1384-5, and he wrote this account on his return. It was published in 1818 by the librarian of the Barberini Library in Rome, Guglielmo Manzi (1784-1821), who prefixed to his edition an essay (also in Italian) on the activities of Italian merchants abroad in the fourteenth century. Frescobaldi and his companions went first to Venice, whence they sailed to Alexandria in Egypt, in order to visit St Catharine's monastery on the way to Jerusalem. Frescobaldi describes the churches and holy places in great detail, and then describes their route home, via Damascus and Beirut, thence by ship (and after enduring a terrible storm) to Venice. Frescobaldi's lively curiosity about everything he saw makes this account of his pilgrimage a fascinating read.